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Posted: 2/13/2014 1:58:57 AM EDT
| Cant decide between omega x and ddm4 rail...Has anyone owned both and what do you prefer pros and cons please!! |
| Get the DDM4 rail...and get the new 15 inch rail coming out soon...will allow for lots of real estate for your shit and it will look better on a 16 inch barrel. Why would you want a taller profile like the Omega? F that...the DDM4 rail is very lean for a quad rail...no need for bulky quad rails IMO and they are light weight. They feel awesome in the hand. |
| DDM4 is the way I'd go. The Omega X and Lite rails have very tall I-beam like profiles that I don't care for and don't work as well with a thumb-over support hand grip. Are they selling the M4 rails by themselves now? I thought that was a complete gun only thing. |
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DDM4 is the way I'd go. The Omega X and Lite rails have very tall I-beam like profiles that I don't care for and don't work as well with a thumb-over support hand grip. Are they selling the M4 rails by themselves now? I thought that was a complete gun only thing. that was the case in the past, however, I know DD plans to sell their new 15 inch DDM4 rail separately and with the new V9 rifle coming out. not sure if they will sell the 12 inch DDM4 separately...may need to hit up ebay to find that. |
| The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. |
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Quoted: The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. The "Lite Rail M4" that I think people are referring to is the Rail Interface System II (RIS II) line, which are split into M4A1/MK18 designations. There is no Lite Rail III, there is a Lite Rail II that was just released. The RIS II has 6 screws, like the older Lite Rail (I), and the new Lite Rail II now has only 4 screws and added some QD sockets at the aft end of the rail. I would choose any of these over the Omega *; but prefer the 6-screw mount option of the old Lite Rail and RIS II. M4 RIS II |
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Quoted: If I could find that M4 you pictured, BB, I would buy it in a heartbeat for my Commando 12.5 build ![]() OP the RAS is nice, I own one and do like the finish and the feel. There are lighter models out there, though! |
| Thanks for the info!!Im buying a complete rifle and those were the options that came on them from what I have seen and didn't know which one to get.BB thanks for posting the pics it is the newer lite rail system that comes on the one then.Looks the same as the ris II but only four screws.Btw it is a DDM4 V5 that I am buying. |
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Actually, they are not the same thing. The M4 is a discontinued rail that attaches using a collar; they are still in the wild though new. They are a STEAL at $150 if you can find them. The "Lite Rail M4" that I think people are referring to is the Rail Interface System II (RIS II) line, which are split into M4A1/MK18 designations. There is no Lite Rail III, there is a Lite Rail II that was just released. The RIS II has 6 screws, like the older Lite Rail (I), and the new Lite Rail II now has only 4 screws and added some QD sockets at the aft end of the rail. I would choose any of these over the Omega *; but prefer the 6-screw mount option of the old Lite Rail and RIS II. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg Quoted:
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The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg No, there's a difference between the "M4" rail and the "DDM4" rail. I've done plenty of researched and talked to sales personnel first hand. I can show you a picture of a "DDM4" rail with the words engraved on it. |
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Actually, they are not the same thing. The M4 is a discontinued rail that attaches using a collar; they are still in the wild though new. They are a STEAL at $150 if you can find them. The "Lite Rail M4" that I think people are referring to is the Rail Interface System II (RIS II) line, which are split into M4A1/MK18 designations. There is no Lite Rail III, there is a Lite Rail II that was just released. The RIS II has 6 screws, like the older Lite Rail (I), and the new Lite Rail II now has only 4 screws and added some QD sockets at the aft end of the rail. I would choose any of these over the Omega *; but prefer the 6-screw mount option of the old Lite Rail and RIS II. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg Quoted:
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The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg And the Lite rail III was just announced, it is not available for purchase yet. |
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Quoted: No, there's a difference between the "M4" rail and the "DDM4" rail. I've done plenty of researched and talked to sales personnel first hand. I can show you a picture of a "DDM4" rail with the words engraved on it. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg No, there's a difference between the "M4" rail and the "DDM4" rail. I've done plenty of researched and talked to sales personnel first hand. I can show you a picture of a "DDM4" rail with the words engraved on it. |
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Quoted: And the Lite rail III was just announced, it is not available for purchase yet. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The DDM4 rail and the Lite Rail III are the same thing. The DDM4 rails only come on complete rifles, they cannot be bought separately. Daniel Defense announced at shot show that this spring they will start to sell the DDM4 rail by its self under the name of Lite rail III. Most people prefer the DDM4 rail/Lite Rail III over the traditional Lite rails because it has a slimmer profile and is much more comfortable to grip with the thumb over technique. As of right now you can only get this rail if you buy a whole rifle or if you buy it from someone who's taken it off their rifle. It will be sold in the 9", 12" and 15" version this spring and I definitely recommend holding out for it. M4 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/163/163251.jpg RIS II http:// https://danieldefense.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/0/1/01-004-08020_1.jpg And the Lite rail III was just announced, it is not available for purchase yet. Nevermind; found it! Interesting development! |
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If I could find that M4 you pictured, BB, I would buy it in a heartbeat for my Commando 12.5 build
OP the RAS is nice, I own one and do like the finish and the feel. There are lighter models out there, though! I'm 99% sure my lgs has one on the shelf. Been there for around 2 years. |
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